Niger Withdraws From ICC, Calls It 'Selective Justice' In Major Diplomatic Shift
The West African nation of Niger has formally withdrawn from the International Criminal Court, accusing it of practicing selective justice. The decision follows similar exits by regional allies Mali and Burkina Faso, signalling a coordinated shift in stance toward international legal institutions. The ICC has expressed regret over Niger’s move, warning it could affect accountability mechanisms for serious crimes. The withdrawal was officially communicated in a letter dated June 18.
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